Establishes November 28 as Hawaiian Independence Day to commemorate the Kingdom of Hawaii's sovereignty.
The bill establishes November 28 as Hawaiian Independence Day, commemorating the Kingdom of Hawaii's sovereignty. This day honors the historical recognition of the Hawaiian Kingdom's independence by Great Britain and France in 1843. The day is significant to Native Hawaiians and residents, symbolizing cultural identity and historical pride. Notably, this day is not designated as a state holiday.
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